Sustainable Access Income through Metal Scrapers Collection and Sales for Industrial Recycling in Dar es Salaam

Kisaka, Navone Praise (2016) Sustainable Access Income through Metal Scrapers Collection and Sales for Industrial Recycling in Dar es Salaam. Masters thesis, The Open University of Tanzania.

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Abstract

A dissertation on Promoting metal scrapers collection and sales in Kinondoni for income poverty reduction by Formalization is a result of the Community Needs Assessments (CNA) conducted at Tegeta in Kinondoni district. Prior to project intervention, the CNA exercise was conducted which came up with the community needs and problems. The main problem unveiled by the CNA exercise, which faces majority community members in Tegeta Village was the prevalence of income poverty. Among other activities Tegeta community members do, is the engagement in concrete production sand mining as their basic activities and fishing which contribute to their household income for income poverty reduction. However, under this study there were four objectives which set to facilitate solving the problem, these are: Sensitize 60 Tegeta community members on metal scraper collection and sales project by March 2016, Equip 30 community with knowledge and skills on how to manage and run Metal scrapers collection and sales project by March 2016. Now, the project planned to achieve four objectives namely: Three objectives have been achieved except one objective, which was to ensure reliable market, which will be met under the full operation of the project. Other activities have not been executed due to different factors including: The Government has no clear policy for metal scraper collection and sales so some licenses are on process.

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